Stop guessing your luck: Why LLMs need better math for game mechanics
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I’ve watched countless streamers lose their minds over a single legendary drop, screaming at the screen that the game is rigged. As engineers, we know they aren't necessarily being cheated—they're just falling victim to the brutal reality of binomial distributions and variance. The problem isn't ju…
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Stop guessing your luck: Why LLMs need better math for game mechanics
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